Mrs. Hall Fairy-Tale Structure
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This document outlines the typical structure of fairy tales and encourages students to share multicultural versions of the Cinderella story. It includes sections on characters, setting, problem, plot, solution, and theme/message. Students are asked to fill out a form comparing the Disney version of Cinderella to their own cultural version by detailing these elements. They are provided a website with more examples of different Cinderella tales.
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2) The children come upon a cottage made of sweets and are captured by a wicked witch who plans to eat them.
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- 2. BEGINNING SETTING COMMON CHARACTERS PROBLEM SOLUTION ENDING
- 3. Plot Problem Setting Solution Characters Theme or Heart of the story Author’s message
- 4. M U LT I C U LT U R A L C I N D E R E L L A The story of Cinderella is universal, and versions of it are told in many cultures. As a class, I want to collect different versions of the Cinderella story. If you know your culture’s version of the Cinderella story, I would like you to share it (you may have to ask your parents/guardians or grandparents for the full story!). You will also have a chance to view different versions of the tale via the website below. http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/type0510a.html
- 5. Cinderella Story I Know Multicultural Cinderella Disney Version Version: Characters: Setting: Problem: Plot: (at least 3 points) Solution: Theme/Message: